Podcast

Free Comic Book Day Podcasts continue with our next guest! The second place winner of the 5th Annual Two Geeks Talking Tournament last year, we bring back Katelynn Kammann to talk about Moonlight Comic, what...

After many years the original team for Mysteries of the Arcana has returned. J Gray and Keith W come back together to continue the story and characters that I enjoyed so many years ago. We get to discuss the...

Long time friend of the show, Scott Lincoln first approached Two Geeks Talking as a fan wanting to promote his comic. Fast forward a few years later, Scott is doing amazingly well and Ralf is still a fun and...

It's been four years since Steven Savage wrote one of his first books Fan To Pro. Now, he's back on Geeky Jobs talking his newest book that's increased by 100 pages and is fully updated! We also discuss...

Chris Watkins from Odori Park has been on the show before talking about his comic in an East meets West setting. But, like all things, it's finishing up. He's wrapping up five years of the Comic itself and...

A rough 14-hours is the longest time Peter Minhsang Huynh has gone without food while gaming. Peter Minhsang Huynh, 22, began competitive gaming playing SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs in 2003. The PlayStation 2 game...

Another new comer to the hosting world that is Two Geeks Talking, Rachel Rock talks with Brian J. Crowley creator of Hamster Rage with many great questions and a fun interview was had by...

Patreon is like Kickstarter or Indiegogo for micro-transactions. Instead of funding one-time projects, Patreon is for giving ongoing support to independent artists you enjoy. It creates a steady source of...

Long time Nerd Rock Band Kirby Krackle has been interviewed on Two Geeks Talking throughout the years. This time our host is Elliot Hale talking with Kyle Stevens from the band about the music, the experiences...

There are many cases where a comic creator forego's the traditional method of putting up a webcomic to go right into a print version of said comic. For Australia's Paul Caggegi, it worked. It worked so well...